Page Headings That Organize

Description

Use a logical heading hierarchy (H2 → H3 → H4) to structure content for navigation.

Mini Task

Pick one module page and update headings to proper levels using Canvas’ built-in styles.

Learn More

Click on the Plus + Minus - to learn more.

Fix it in Canvas

In the Canvas Rich Content Editor, place your cursor in the heading that needs to be adjusted.
Then, from the menu bar in the RCE, locate the dropdown next to the font size.
The dropdown will indicate whether you are on a Paragraph, Heading 2, Heading 3, Heading 4, or Preformatted Text.
Select the appropriate heading level from the dropdown.

Fix it in UDOIT

This issue cannot be fixed from the UDOIT interface. Whenever you come across a "Heading Levels Have Been Skipped" error, select it and, below the issue description, find the link that will quickly take you to your content so you can fix it with the Canvas RCE or DesignPLUS sidebar. After you remediate the content, return to UDOIT and select Scan Now on the top right-hand side to stop the issue from surfacing.

Bonus Material (Learn More)

Learn more about link issues directly from CidiLabs, the UDOIT Advantage Hub: ULEARN Accessibility Guide on Page Headings

Reflect

Before you proceed, take a moment to check your readiness.

I have read the Description.
I have completed the Mini Task.
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